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MEXICO CITY: Seven times world champion Lewis Hamilton intends to race on in Formula One for years to come and Mercedes team mate George Russell said on Thursday (Oct 27) he was excited by the prospect.
Formula 1 bosses have signed off a new deal to keep the Mexican Grand Prix on the calendar until 2025.
MEXICO CITY : Alpine's Fernando Alonso said on Thursday he expected his demotion from seventh at the U.S. Grand Prix to be overturned and warned that the sport otherwise risked creating a "huge problem".
MEXICO CITY : Mexican Sergio Perez said he was "super-proud" his country had secured an extension of its Formula One race to 2025 on Thursday and was determined to be the first home winner.
MEXICO CITY : Red Bull called a news conference for Friday at the Mexican Grand Prix amid media reports the new Formula One champions had agreed a settlement with the governing FIA on spending more than allowed last season.
MEXICO CITY : Alpine's Fernando Alonso said on Thursday he expected his demotion from seventh place at last weekend's U.S. Grand Prix to be overturned and warned that the sport otherwise risked creating a "huge problem" for the future.
MEXICO CITY : Seven times world champion Lewis Hamilton intends to race on in Formula One for years to come and Mercedes team mate George Russell said on Thursday he was excited by the prospect.
MEXICO CITY: Lewis Hamilton has said he hopes to sign a new multi-year contract with Mercedes and continue racing in Formula One into his forties. Speaking to reporters ahead of this weekend’s Mexican Grand Prix, the seven-time world champion revealed he was in talks with the team about another multi-year. Asked about his future, Hamilton, 37, said: “You’re stuck with me for quite a bit longer.